Not a bad restaurant, been a couple of times and the food was good…read more After ordering our meals we were told by the waitress it would be cheaper if we went for the special which saved us pounds , so honest and reliable also. Clean and tidy would go again

This is a very nice Mediterranean and English restaurant. It is quite small inside but very nice…read moredecor. Menu is varied and the food delicious, the Mediterranean vegetables are lovely and so are the steaks. They have offers like 2 courses for a certain price or 3 courses which is good. Staff are lovely and service is good too.

This could be my perfect bar. They have a huge selection of beers/ales when we were there they had…read more12 on draught (including Brooklyn), and 60 bottled beers according to the menu. They serve delicious pieminister pies (http://www.pieminister.co.uk/ ) for a fiver, and all sides are a quid (mash,minty mushy peas and gravy). We turned up at 6pm on a Saturday and struggled to get a seat, so get there early if you want a table to eat. The staff were very knowledgeable on all the beers and there was a great atmosphere.

I used to live over the road from this place, and when I realised at 1am I hadn't had any dinner, I…read morecould run over in my pjs and get a burger or, if particularly hungry, a pizza, and they didn't even raise an eyebrow. Of course, people walking around in their pyjamas is a natural occurrence in Liverpool - it was probably stranger because I didn't have curlers in! Anyway, always on hand to provide a quick snack to those in need, Pizza Pronto does exactly what it says on the tin - gives you food fast. After the disappointment of missing out on the free BBQ at Peacock, for example, I was happily munching on a chicken burger within 10 minutes, and that includes walking between the two. And don't worry about undercooked food - I eat there and there's nothing wrong with me....

To say this is this is the second best place to get a slice of pizza in Liverpool is probably not…read moretoo much of a compliment given there are only two places, that I can think of anyway, that sell pizza slices. This doesn't mean that it's not good here (it really is) just that American Pizza Slice is very, very good. What works in Pizza Pronto's favour is the price of the slice - just £1.50 a pop. A must if you need a snack on the move around these here parts. Of a night time it all changes gear a bit and Pizza Pronto turns kebab shop, it's still good but like any kebab shop the food is a little sloppily done and the pizza isn't nearly as good, even though you end up getting far more of it. I don't want loads of pizza though, just a little bit of good pizza. That's my drunken lament as I wheel my way unsteadily down towards the taxi rank at the bottom of Bold Street hill.

I have always been a fan of Uncle Sam's and I always will be, for its delicious American style…read morefood. My experiences at this restaurant have never been disappointing; maybe that's because I seldom go at peak times and I tend to usually order my favourite dishes. Any meal with fall-off-the-bone saucy, meaty and juicy ribs does it for me; absolutely divine and you must try them if you haven't already. If you are unsure where to go to eat whether or not you're alone, Uncle Sam's is a definite recommendation - there is a choice of food that would suit everyone including kids menus plus they serve breakfast all day! Their portions are also liberal and prices are more than reasonable. Uncle Sam's is simple in design both from the outside and the inside, not to be underestimated for its quality and fine service.

Uncle Sam's is a bistro restaurant in Liverpool city centre and I must admit seems a little hit and…read moremiss. I have been on a couple of occasions and both times had a completely different experience. The first time the food was fab, real honest homecooked food with real generous portions, and all at a great price. The second time was a trainwreck... the staff were still as friendly and cheerful, however the food was not. It tasted like it had been pulled from the bottom of a freezer. I've given three stars because I don't know if the first day was a one off excellent day, or if the horrendous meal was a one off bad day!

Rumbles is a fairly pleasant coffee shop and sandwich bar just over the road from the Coach and…read moreHorses pub in Maghull and, as its name suggests, it offers a selection of freshly made sandwiches and refreshments for the local residents. Rumbles offers a range of hot and cold sandwiches and panninis to takeaway or eat in at one of their small tables located both inside and outside the shop. The sandwich fillings are your usual ones that you'd expect from a small local sandwich shop like this but you get a fair amount for your money and they always taste fresh and full of flavour. There are also a few different pastas and salads on offer at Rumbles if you don't fancy one of their sandwiches, meaning it is a great place to go grab a quick bite to eat on your lunch break, although it's location isn't great as it's a bit removed from the busier Maghull square area.

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The portrait house as the name suggest used to be a photogrpahy studio which was converted into…read morethis sleek modern restaurant. As you can imagine the decor is therefore very sophisticated and modern contemporary with the walls adorning art work from various artists local and otherwise. The environment is therefore very inviting but not as inviting as the great service. So it should be they did after all last year they did win 'Most Professional Waiting Team' award. The menu is very much classical and the food is great. I'd recommend you try the chicken breast stuffed with fresh asparagus and panfried to perfection served deliciously on a bed of butternut squash mash. Now that is what I call a mouthwaterful!! At £13.50 it's worth every penny. Once you've fed yourself you can always wash down that fine cuisine with some fresh cocktails at the bar where the mixologist will whip you up a crushed ice treat. This really is a great restaurant bar. It's quite clear that the owners have brought their personality to this part of the wirral, and I love that. Long may that mentality continue and little gems keep appearing on the map...Amen!!

Now the people that run this place must really know what they're doing as they have a great…read moreposition in the monopoly of the West Kirby and Hoylake hospitality business! From the people behind the increasingly popular Koi bar in West Kirby came The Portrait House! It's an old photo and art gallery converted into a stylish restaurant which is highly regarded for its great food and warm atmosphere and service! You have two options when you eat here, the early doors menu which is three courses for £12.95, or the 'a la carte' menu which has starters ranging from about £6 to £9 and mains from £12 to £16. I've only eaten here once; I had the Sea Bass and was absolutely great, washed down with a great Pinot Grigio which they serve by the glass! Perfect!

Exceeded expectations - rabbit pappardelle, cooked from the heart served in a small intimate space…read morewith real atmosphere. We were visiting Chester for two nights and knew in these Covid times we should book a place for supper. We Googled and consulted YELP and the Atina kitchen had as we now know excellent reviews and sounded interesting and personal. From the moment we walked in and Hannah came to our table our expectations were exceeded. The pappardelle rabbit pasta was a delight and the sauce we guess had been cooked for hours. We followed our simple but brilliant pasta with afogato a dish I have not seen on a menu for decades which had fantastic espresso and a scoop of raspberry ripple again not seen this on a menu for decades and vanilla ice cream. The staff were all very personable and the chef/owner we deduce not only still enjoys cooking but also runs a brilliant individual restaurant in a city of many choices. Go and visit and we think you will not be disappointed.

Popped into this cafe on the spare of the moment for an early lunch. It was a raceday at Chester so…read moreeverywhere was going to be busy. Despite this, they had tables available and we were promptly seated. I ordered a 3 egg omelette with mushrooms and spinach served with some sweet potato fries. I can't fault the food at all, everything was tasty and ingredients seemed to be of high quality. My friend had a burger which was nicely cooked and presented - with a steak knife holding it together like a dagger. They brought us a bottle of chilled tap water for no charge, and I also had a filter coffee which was pleasant enough. Almost a five star venue, just a couple of failings prevent this. I had to ask for the bill and the card machine a few times, service was slightly patchy in this regard. I would also expect a venue of this type to have wifi - and they don't!

I recently had dinner here for a very unhenparty style hen party. It's a nice little addition to…read moreHope Street, defo a step up from that old Mexican place. It has a cosy / bustling kinda atmosphere, I recon it'd be a good Sunday joint. The food was good (fancy pub food with a bit of a Mediterranean thing going on) but the main courses came out so long after the starters that we were a bit over it by that stage, but hey the starters were all great and we were all pretty happy on the wine, so. They sat us in the back room by the kitchen, which was a little cut off from the rest of the place but good to spot there's a garden out the back. Good to know that the Cracke isn't your only option now for those sunny days. Worth checking out again.

Hey, remember El Macho on Hope Street? Yeah well it's gone. It seemingly vanished quicker than…read moreLucan on Concorde and in its spot is the Clove Hitch, named after everybody's favourite kind of knot. This new bar and restaurant is a great little nook of polished wood and squeaky floorboards. It has all the distinction of a European eatery construed from a knocked-through dwelling but with none of the smarminess that usually accompanies these kind of establishments. Definitely one to try. It's just a shame I have no stomach or I'd be perusing the menu as we speak.